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Hi all,
I have recently just got the JQL search extender add on.
What I am trying to achieve it to search for particular issues (stories and investigations) where the parent EPIC is not currently on hold.
If anyone has any advice as to why my query isn't working I would be grateful
My team recently released Text to JQL gadget.
If you're having trouble getting your head around JQL queries, you can try this gadget on this link .
By the way, it's free. I hope this will be useful for you.
First of all which app do you use? Can't find any app with the name "JQL search extender".
Second of all, on your JQL query you have two contradictory statements:
Combining the above two, you are trying to get issue types which are both Stories/Investigations AND Epics. Of course, this is not possible.
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@Alex Koxaras _Relational_ Thanks for your reply
The app is called JQL extended search thanks.
I am trying to pull Stories, Investigations etc from open Epics
Thanks
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@Siobhan Wallace kindly provide a link of the app on the marketplace. The one I find is only for jira server, but you are on cloud.
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@Siobhan Wallace I managed to find the application. So I would write something along these lines:
issuetype in (story, investigation) and status in (analysis, open, "to do", "ready for dev estimate") and issue in childrenOfEpicsInQuery("resolution = unresolved")
The JQL inside the childrenOfEpicsInQuery is your "filters = "open epics" JQL.
Let me know if that's what you wanted!
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